New Delhi, June 2 . Delhi government minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa on Monday took a dig at Congress MP Rahul Gandhi. He said that Rahul Gandhi speaks the language of Pakistan and takes donations from China.
While talking to news agency IANS, Sirsa targeted the Congress party along with Rahul Gandhi. He said that Rahul Gandhi is following in the footsteps of Pakistan. Rahul Gandhi asks the same questions that Pakistan asks. The questions asked by Rahul Gandhi are aired on Pakistan’s TV channels.
Sirsa said that the people of the country are seeing that Rahul Gandhi is treating the country step-motherly. It seems that he has something else in mind.
In fact, Congress is constantly asking questions to the Center regarding Operation Sindoor and the mediation of US President Donald Trump in the Indo-Pak ceasefire and is demanding that a special session of Parliament be called to give information about the circumstances under which the ceasefire had to be done.
On the completion of 100 days of the BJP government in Delhi, Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa said that today we are going to start work on new roads, sewage lines and drinking water supply at various places. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has worked very hard in the last 100 days. During the 10-year tenure of the previous government, only excuses were made. We have challenges in front of us, which we have to deal with. That is why a working government has come to Delhi, not a government that makes excuses.
Sirsa posted on the social media platform ‘X’. He wrote in the post, “Today while planting saplings in Navjeevan School, I saw dreams of greenery in the eyes of the children. In this week of World Environment Day, I have taken a resolution. Love for nature should not be just in words but also in action. Protecting the environment is not just a one-day campaign, it is a lifestyle. Planting saplings, saving water and looking at the earth with sensitivity under the thinking of PM Modi and the leadership of Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, this is the dream of a real developed India and developed Delhi.”
